Model Boat Mayhem
The Shipyard ( Dry Dock ): Builds & Questions => Working Vessels => Topic started by: awvs on March 22, 2009, 09:41:15 pm
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Hi Mayhemers,
most of the ice is out and I put my Amsterdam in the pond for the first time and she runs great. Using the bow thruster is definitely a big help steering her backwards. Anyway, I know all of you like pictures. Here we go:
Best
Wilhelm
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superb model, looks beautiful on the water :-))
can i ask what lengh is it and whats powering it?
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Hi dantheman,
thanks for the compliment. The Amsterdam is 106cm long and the motor is a Robbe EF76 with a 3:1 gearbox on 12V ( would run fine on 6V too).
Best
Wilhelm
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Superb model And photos! :-))
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Hi Wilhelm,
Your Amsterdam is looking great on the water. Hope to see it in person in the summer.
G. George
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Wilhelm:
Looks superb on the water. Hope you bring out to our meet at the end of May.
John
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Hello
and thanks to all for your kind words. Makes one feel good.
Best
Wilhelm
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She looks super and you seem to have good pressure from the fire monitors. Well done.
Roger in France
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Fire monitors are great for tickling the unwary public at pond side on a run day %)
John
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Hi,
I am surprised how good the fire monitors work. This is the first time I put them in a tug. The Graupner 12V pump sprays the water about 15 to 18 feet.
Cheers
Wilhelm
(will start with the "Tsekoa II" soon)